Personal Items From

Ng Goldfields

Prom Our Own Correspondent

[R. And Mrs. Jim Hoile, Of

I Wau, NG, on September 8, gave a delightful birthday ty for their daughter lone, to ibrate her coming-of-age and engagement to Mr. Gordon ith, a local Cadet Patrol Officer, ioned in Wau. Miss Hoile was first European girl baby to be i in the goldfields area. r au Golf Club Championships the year were completed at the of September, The holder of title, Mr. Alex Couper, defeated ) President, Bill Seale 3/2 after exciting 34 holes. Mr. Vince Bin defeated Mr. Keith Car iael on the 36th hole for an illy exciting match in “B” e. rs. Cyril Ellred, with daughter icrine, returned to Wau in Sep >er after a brief visit to Sydney medical treatment. She claims she has returned to Wau to

recuperate from city life “short- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Malcolm left Wau on September 10 for a well earned rest - They travelled by Charter’s Anson and will visit their children at All Souls, Charters Towers, before going farther South. ... K . n f veteran miner X* Creek and known to all residents as “Auntie qlnf 6 ’ i!SL s m Po F t Moresby in late September on a business trip.

Mr. Norman White Senior, our local Chairman of the Wau Advisory Council, underwent an operation in Moresby in September.

He ha s returned to his home in Wau to recuperate. „ " . Mr - A. E. Cndland, one of the best known old-timers of North-eastern Papua, who has been spending a long spell at Manly, NSW, returned to his property at Kofili, Cape Nel son, by the October Malaita